Professional Driveway Cleaning in Seahouses

Spring is when most driveways get noticed - the low sun picks out every patch of green that winter's rain has spread across the paving, and the first dry weekend of the year is usually when someone finally says something about it. Autumn does its own damage too: wet leaves sit in low spots and joints, staining the surface and feeding the moss that then has all winter to establish itself before you even think about it again.

Whatever's outside your front door, the approach starts with identifying the actual surface and its condition before any water or chemical goes near it - that's what decides whether it's a straightforward clean and seal or something that needs re-sanding, crack treatment or oil stain work first. We'll tell you which on the visit, not guess from a photo.

Picture the driveway as it was on the day it went in - block paving with crisp, sand-filled joints and even colour, or tarmac with a deep, uniform black rather than the faded grey it's settled into. That's the realistic target for a proper clean and seal, not a marginal improvement but something close to a full reset, done without stripping away the surface itself the way an aggressive pressure wash can.